President Halimah to attend Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony
SINGAPORE: President Halimah Yacob will attend the opening ceremony of the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics and related activities next month.
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Singapore Grand Prix renews contract to host Formula 1 night race
SINGAPORE: A contract for Singapore to host the Formula 1 Grand Prix for another seven years has been signed, with the event set to return to the streets of Marina Bay from Sep 30 to Oct 2 after a two-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mediacorp to broadcast Beijing Winter Olympic Games
SINGAPORE: Mediacorp will bring the action of the Beijing Winter Olympics to Singapore, offering viewers extensive and on-demand coverage of the Games across multiple platforms, including nine channels of dedicated content on its streaming service meWATCH.
F1 2032: No need to wrap up warm!
In fact, let’s just go the whole hog and enjoy a winter warmer while we’re at it… and the future of the grand prix calendar fully supports this as the sport could well end up chasing the sun for the majority of the year.
Stefer Rahardian Nantikan Duel Ini di ONE Championship Besok Malam
ONE Championship akan dihelat lagi pekan ini. Petarung Indonesia Stefer Rahardian tak sabar menantikan duel dua petarung top ini. Siapa saja?
IOC to meet with Peng Shuai at Beijing Winter Olympics
The International Olympic Committee has revealed it has spoken with Peng Shuai and has arranged to meet with her in person at the Winter Olympics in Beijing next month.
Formula 1: Singapore signs new contract to hold grand prix for next seven years
Singapore has signed a new contract with Formula 1 to hold its grand prix for at least the next seven years.
Singapur renueva hasta 2028
El Circuito Urbano de Marina Bay seguirá siendo la sede del Gran Premio de Singapur durante siete temporadas más. La Formula 1 ha anunciado este jueves la ampliación del contrato con una de las grandes citas nocturnas del calendario, extendiendo su permanencia en el 'Gran Circo' desde este 2022 hasta 2028, ambos años incluidos. «Estoy encantado de que la Fórmula 1 siga corriendo en Singapur durante otros siete años. El circuito urbano de Marina Bay acogió la primera carrera nocturna de la historia de la F1 en 2008, y Singapur ha seguido emocionando a los aficionados, los equipos y los pilotos desde entonces», comenta el presidente y director general de la F1, Stefano Domenicali.